Andrew 'Saint' Thompson manages Las Vegas's beloved military bar, the Leatherneck Club. This Marine Veteran shares his journey from service to military transition, to managing the hub for Vegas Veterans and Veteran support organizations, where every story told over a drink strengthens the bonds of a community that goes beyond the bar's walls.

Alex Aldrich felt a sense of belonging when he attended a Task Force Give service event and connected with Veteran Social Club. Since then, he’s learned to embrace his Veteran identity and now volunteers as a committee member for VSC. Alex also helps Veterans navigate their VA benefits. Read about Alex’s journey and what he's learned since becoming more connected with the Las Vegas Veteran community!

As we step into a new month, it's the perfect time to share another gem from our treasure chest of transition tips. Whether you’re freshly minted into civilian life or have been navigating these waters for a while, we’re here to ensure the journey is smooth sailing.

“Mitch” Torres stays involved with multiple Veteran groups in Las Vegas like Irreverent Warriors, VFW and of Course Veteran Social Club. You’ll see her at Veteran events and Task Force Give volunteer events throughout the city. We asked Mitch for her insights on being part of the Vegas Veteran community.

Air Force Veteran and USDA Veterans Employee Organization President Doc Loesch has lived a life of service, helping many communities and peoples. Today Doc is passionate about connecting with other Vets and advocating for veterans’ welfare on multiple fronts. Thanks for all you do, Doc. We’re honored to have you as one of our members!

Brandon Mills is the owner of Las Vegas-based Total Promotion Company.

On June 10th, 2023, the Veteran Social Club hosted its inaugural golf tournament at Angel Park Golf Course in Las Vegas, Nevada. The non-profit used the tournament to benefit the University of Nevada Las Vegas Rebel Vets Organization.

The Veteran Social Club is Las Vegas’ newest veteran non-profit organization, founded and run by Navy veteran TJ Henderson. But this non-profit has a different take on how to help local vets, and that is through the phrase ‘networking is a naughty word’. Henderson’s goal is to bring veterans together to socialize, and that’s it. No strings attached, no networking goal, just simple fun.